Tat Mok Waterfall, also known as Mae Khoi Waterfall, flows throughout the year, with the strongest and most scenic flow during the rainy season. The waterfall consists of three levels, with the upper tier featuring a steep rock cliff that sends water crashing down, forming a beautiful misty veil.

Biodiversity

The waterfall is located within the Mae Kham–Mae Kon National Reserved Forest. Along the walking trail, visitors will encounter rich forest vegetation such as ground orchids, mosses, and ferns covering rocks and forest floors, creating a cool and refreshing atmosphere.

Popular Activities

Visitors enjoy nature hiking, swimming in natural pools, and landscape photography, especially long-exposure techniques that capture the waterfall’s soft, flowing appearance.

Peaceful Atmosphere

Due to its location deep within the forest, Tat Mok Waterfall is ideal for travelers seeking escape from crowds and urban life, offering a true forest bathing (shinrin-yoku) experience amid pure nature.

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How to Get There

• Private Vehicle: From Phrae town, take the Phrae–Mae Kham Road (Highway No. 1022) toward Suan Khuean and continue to Ban Mae Kham. The road is paved up to the village, but the section from the village to the trailhead is unpaved and steep in some areas. A pickup truck or high-powered vehicle is recommended.

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Travel Tips

• Preparation: Wear sturdy hiking shoes or sneakers with good grip, as parts of the trail can be slippery.

• Best Time of Day: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM, when sunlight filters through the trees, creating mist, light rays, and occasional rainbows.

• What to Bring: Insect repellent (leeches may appear during the rainy season) and a personal trash bag to carry waste out.

• Connectivity: Mobile phone signals are unstable; plan routes and return times in advance.

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• Free admission (a local parking fee of approximately 20–40 THB may apply)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 08:30 AM – 04:30 PM

• Visiting after 05:00 PM is not recommended due to remote trails and lack of lighting.